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Husky 26.5 in. W x 18 in. D Standard Duty 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet in Gloss Black

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Husky 26.5 in. W x 18 in. D Standard Duty 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet in Gloss BlackHusky 4 Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet, Gloss Black The Husky 4 Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet offers robust tool storage with smooth 50 lb. ball bearing drawers and a deep bottom drawer for larger items. Its durable metal construction, internal locking system, and sleek gloss black finish make it ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. With heavy duty casters and non slip drawer liners, this cabinet delivers secure, organized, and mobile storage

Husky 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet, Gloss Black

The Husky 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet offers robust tool storage with smooth 50 lb. ball-bearing drawers and a deep bottom drawer for larger items. Its durable metal construction, internal locking system, and sleek gloss black finish make it ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. With heavy-duty casters and non-slip drawer liners, this cabinet delivers secure, organized, and mobile storage for any workspace.

Key Features:

  • Smooth Ball-Bearing Drawers: 50 lb. ball-bearing slides ensure drawers open and close effortlessly, even when fully loaded.
  • Secure Internal Locking System: Keyed lock keeps your tools safe and secure when not in use.
  • Robust Mobility: Heavy-duty 4.5 in. x 1.5 in. casters support up to 650 lbs. and allow for easy movement around your workspace.
  • Durable Gloss Black Finish: Sleek, professional look with a tough exterior that resists wear and tear.
  • Organized Storage: Four spacious drawers with non-slip liners and a deep bottom drawer for larger tools.

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Color Family Black
Color/Finish Gloss Black
Drawer Slide Weight Rating (lbs.) 50 lb
Features Lockable, Welded Seams, Wheel Locks
Frame Steel Gauge 21
Grade Standard Duty
Holding Capacity (cu in.) 8030 cu in
Included Accessories Wheels
Material Metal
Number of Drawers 4 Drawer
Number of Shelves No Shelves
Number of Trays No Tray
Number of Wheels 4
Product Weight (lb.) 77 lb
Tool Chest Size Small (less than 31 in. W)
Tool Storage Product Type Tool Chest
Tools Product Type Tool Storage
Weight Capacity (lb.) 650
Manufacturer Warranty 3 Year Warranty
Nominal Width (in.) 27 in
Product Depth (in.) 18 in
Product Height (in.) 32.76 in
Product Width (in.) 26.5 in

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many tools can the cabinet hold?
A: With a holding capacity of 8,030 cubic inches, this cabinet accommodates a wide range of hand and power tools.

Q: Are the drawers lockable?
A: Yes, the cabinet features an internal keyed locking system to secure all drawers.

Q: What is the weight capacity of the tool cabinet?
A: The cabinet can support up to 650 lbs. on its caster-supported frame.

Q: What materials are used in this tool cabinet?
A: It is constructed from durable metal with a gloss black finish for longevity and style.

Q: Does it come with a warranty?
A: Yes, the Husky 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet includes a 3-year manufacturer warranty.

Industrial Elegance Meets Ultimate Organization

Channeling the spirit of modern industrial design, this Husky rolling tool cabinet transforms any workspace into a haven of order and sophistication. The gloss black finish exudes a bold, architectural presence, while the seamless drawer operation and robust casters speak to its functional prowess. Style it as a statement piece in your garage or workshop, letting its clean lines and metallic sheen anchor the room. This cabinet is not just storage—it's an essential for those who demand both performance and panache in their pursuit of luxurious, organized living.

Upgrade your workspace with the Husky 4-Drawer Rolling Tool Cabinet and experience secure, stylish tool organization today!

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